Nigerian Government Invalidates Degrees from Cotonou University Since 2017
The Nigerian Government has declared degrees from Cotonou University issued between 2017 and now invalid.
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Public and private sector employees with these certificates face termination.
The Nigerian Federal Government has announced that all degree certificates issued by Cotonou University from 2017 to date are considered invalid.
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During a press conference marking his first year in office, Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, revealed that individuals holding these certificates, especially those in public and private sectors, will be dismissed.
This policy decision came after a recent Federal Executive Council meeting led by President Bola Tinubu.
Mamman emphasized, “We cannot allow individuals with counterfeit degrees to compete with our students who earn their degrees through hard work and dedication.
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The FEC has approved a list identifying over 21,684 individuals with fake certificates from Benin Republic and 1,105 from Togo.”
The crackdown aims to maintain the integrity of Nigeria’s educational system, ensuring only recognized degrees from accredited institutions are valid.
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